Caporegime
Is it in, MIT/Advanced voltage settings/cpu core voltage control?
Gigabyte Z77M-D3H is OC useless ?
- Thread starter threedee
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As i was saying, "MIT/Adv V Settings" only shows DRAM voltage control. One, single one, nothing else is there...
Logically it should be in this page, yes, but its just not there...
Went though whole bios, page by page, found nothing that resembles vcore control...
Logically it should be in this page, yes, but its just not there...
Went though whole bios, page by page, found nothing that resembles vcore control...
Caporegime
try switching from 3d mode to old style bios,and to undervolt the cpu set cpu voltage to normal in cpu voltage list and it unlocks dvid for adjustment then set to -0.0xxxxx amount you want to undervolt cpu by
Caporegime
A random thing to try is a clear CMOS (power OFF at wall, pull the battery for a bit)
I've cleared the bios once, even reflashed to newer version, that didnt help.
@Wazza3000: thats the thing - THERE IS NO SUCH THING, 3d or not...
The only thing related to cpu power is OVERVOLTAGE option, which can be AUTO, ENABLED or DISABLED. Thats it. And it doesnt change anything in regards of vcore/dvid...
@Wazza3000: thats the thing - THERE IS NO SUCH THING, 3d or not...
The only thing related to cpu power is OVERVOLTAGE option, which can be AUTO, ENABLED or DISABLED. Thats it. And it doesnt change anything in regards of vcore/dvid...
Caporegime
post some pics??
Soldato
Your motherboard...
The std board without the "M" variation...
result = Neutered.
The std board without the "M" variation...
result = Neutered.
Caporegime
if thats the case you might be able to reduce cpu voltage through windows and easytune? make a profile
Caporegime
i guess the M means spend M ore M oney to get the M ore bios features?
Soldato
What you should do is to always download the manual for the board before you buy it, as the above screen grabs were taken from them. It does give you an idea of what could be missing from the board, if that is important to you.
Caporegime
try easytune,that should work,its a bit mean of gigabyte to skimp on bios options,normally you can clock every board,could on h55 matx boards
heres f11 beta bios for that board,idk whether that brings more options?
http://www.mediafire.com/?24oan12jwqugvei
heres f11 beta bios for that board,idk whether that brings more options?
http://www.mediafire.com/?24oan12jwqugvei
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Caporegime
tweaktown,thanks to Stasio!!!
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/28441-gigabyte-latest-beta-bios.html
beta means testing but they are 100% safe to use,ive been using them on gigabyte since x58
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/28441-gigabyte-latest-beta-bios.html
beta means testing but they are 100% safe to use,ive been using them on gigabyte since x58
Caporegime
if no joy you can always flash back
Caporegime
try usb2 or 3 slots one or the other,can use @BIOS if you get stuck to flash back
press alt and f12 at splash screen to flash main with back up bios
press alt and f12 at splash screen to flash main with back up bios
Caporegime
have you flashed back to your previous bios? sorry bout you losing your memory sticks,it was worth a try i guess